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What I don't understand is, the article discusses about "coin spinning" versus what the heading said - flipping? to flip a coin ... There are no hidden tri
by guruparan18 14y ago
What I don't understand is, the article discusses about "coin spinning" versus what the heading said - flipping?
to flip a coin ... There are no hidden tricks. It’s a fair bet — safe to take,
if you’re looking for a 50/50 chance.
Not sure how many of us out there are spinning coin.
- qbrass 14y agoI'm guessing they talk about coin flipping precisely because nobody spins coins. They wanted to start off with something people are familiar with, then segue into what they really wanted to report. There's a hint of truth in the title since they mention that coin flipping is biased 51/49 towards the side that was facing up when you flip it.